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Oct 26, 2000 · Likewise, random vibration can be passed through a spectrum analyzer to reveal a continuous spectrum of frequencies. On the other hand, sinusoidal vibration is analogous to a laser beam, where the light wave is composed of a single frequency. Statistics of a Random Vibration Sample A sample random vibration time history is shown in Figure 2.
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